The bug
- What you did: Did a very clean install of CIS. Configured it properly for a better work of torrent. Then I ran the torrent.
- What actually happened or you actually saw: CPU gets eaten up to 90-100% with just 2 progs working: CIS and uTorrent. uTorrent eats as usual, like 25-30% max, and the rest of CPU resources gets eaten by CIS and “system” process. That doesn’t happen if I uninstall CIS.
- What you expected to happen or see: I expected that CIS would work by rules and don’t track all the connections made by uTorrent.
- How you tried to fix it & what happened: https://forums.comodo.com/firewall-help-cis-b135.0/ I’ve tried everything your mods suggested.
- If its an application compatibility problem have you tried the application fixes here? No, that describes not my problem.
- Details & exact version of any application (execpt CIS) involved with download link: Any stable version above 2.0: http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/complete?os=win
- Whether you can make the problem happen again, and if so exact steps to make it happen:
Run torrent and make it download anything at high speed. - Any other information (eg your guess regarding the cause, with reasons):
Nothing helps, I’m about to stop using CIS.
Files appended. (Please zip unless screenshots).
- Screenshots illustrating the bug:
- Screenshots of related CIS event logs and the Defense+ Active Processes List:
- A CIS config report or file.
- Crash or freeze dump file:
Your set-up
- CIS version, AV database version & configuration used:
Latest stable: 5.3.181415.1237, virus signature base 8204. I don’t have any other defensive software. - a) Have you updated (without uninstall) from CIS 3 or 4: no
b) if so, have you tried a clean reinstall (without losing settings - if not please do)?: yes - a) Have you imported a config from a previous version of CIS: no/yes. Tried both.
b) if so, have U tried a standard config (without losing settings - if not please do)?: yes - Have you made any other major changes to the default config? (eg ticked ‘block all unknown requests’, other egs here.): yes, but I tried to disable all of them and that didn’t help.
- Defense+, Sandbox, Firewall & AV security levels: D+= “safe mode”, Sandbox= “inactive”, Firewall = “user’s policy”, AV = “inactive”
- OS version, service pack, number of bits, UAC setting, & account type: 7 SP1 x32, UAC disabled, administrator account.
- Other security and utility software installed: none.
- Virtual machine used (Please do NOT use Virtual box): no.